The actress died in the Golden Age in Hollywood Jean Shepherd at the age of 96.
Shepard was famous for a championship against Elvis Presley in King Kreul in 1958 and 1966 Paradise, Hawaiian.
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The star in California Hospital died on January 17 from pneumonia caused by respiratory failure.
In addition to acting alongside Elvis, who died in 1977, Sheberd had a sparkling TV profession.
She got dozens of small screen credits for her roles in Westerners, including Rawhide, Virginian and Gunsmoke.
Shepard presented her television appearance in 1952 at Fireside theater – one of the first successful television programs filmed.
But her most famous roles came in King Creen and Paradise, in Hawaiian style.
Speaking of her first meeting with Elvis, Shepard told Elvis Australia: “I went to the office and I was waiting for him to call.
“In the Ealvis aspects with two of his comrades. I looked at him, looked at me and started laughing.
His jacket was the identical material and the color of trousers.
“He looked at me and said: My dear, either to give you my jacket or you will have to give me your pants.”
Shepherd starred Mimi Fisher – the sister of Elvis Danny – in Rock Music King Criciol.
The actress praised the part in the name of “her life break”.
In Heaven, in Hawaii, she took over the role of Betty Kohana, the wife of the commercial partner of Elvis Rick Richards.
The large screen credits of Sherbred also included a 1959 giant leak attack.
Away from Schuez, she married Shebard – who was born in Pennsylvania in 1928 – of the actor Dirk London in 1954 and have a son, Brandon Boyle, together.
Dirk, the real name Ray Boyle, died in 2022 at the age of 98.
“She was a tribute to his mother,” Brandon told the Hollywood newspaper.
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